Your favorite campground in N Mexico
We will be touring N Mexico this summer and would like to hear where your favorite parks are. There are many primitive places that are tent appropriate only, so those are out. We are a 36' class A p...
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trailertraveler wrote:2gypsies wrote:We have been to Cochiti a number of times. I do not believe that there are any full hookup sites other than the camp host sites at either the Cochiti Lake or Tetilla Peak campgrounds. There are two dump stations at the Cochiti campground and one at Tetilla Peak.. The sites on the outside of the older electric loop (Juniper), do not have water. The water spigots are all on the opposite side of the road. The area has been mentioned so many times on this and other forums that it is becoming very popular and more and more difficult to get an electric site in the Cochiti campground without a reservation.
Cochiti Corp of Engineers has some full hookups and day-trip to Santa Fe.
We have visited 19 New Mexico State Parks and never had a bad experience. Not all have any sites with full hookups and there are a few that do not have any electric sites.
Oops... you're correct. However, Buffalo Grove campground has water/electric and there are dump stations. We always stayed in the dry campgrounds.
